suoritte

Suoritte is a Finnish noun that denotes the act of performing an action or the result produced by such action. It is closely related to the verb suorittaa, which means to perform, execute, or complete. In standard Finnish, the more common noun for this sense is suorite, and in contexts emphasizing performance, suoritus. Therefore, suoritte is generally seen as a less common or older variant that may appear in historical texts, regional dialects, or specialized administrative language.

Usage and nuance: Suoritte can refer to an output, a service rendered, or the product of a process, with a focus on the completed result rather than the process. In many contexts, suorite or suoritus would be preferred. For example, discussions of public administration outputs might use the plural suoritteet, while modern prose would typically describe “the output” or “the service delivered.”

Relation to other terms: Suoritte belongs to a family of related words derived from the root suorita-, including suorite (the concrete instance) and suoritus (the act of performing). The exact acceptability of suoritte depends on the era and register, and it is not as common in contemporary everyday Finnish.

See also: suorite, suoritus, tuotos, tuotanto.

This brief article outlines the linguistic use of suoritte as a noun in Finnish. It may be updated as language use evolves.